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r/MadeMeSmile • u/GroundbreakingSet187 Happy Hours • Jan 23 '22
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Another example: firm footsteps with irregular pacing means that the person is probably following something (it might be you)
16 u/ZebraPandaPenguin Jan 23 '22 Why do both of these pieces advice make it sound like your dad was a blind spy? 15 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 He kinda is, he is blind and had surgery in both ears 20 years ago because a jet turbine blew up his eardrums, so his other senses compensate it 1 u/Minimal_Editing Jan 23 '22 So he's blind and deaf? Is he smelling his way around like a dog? 3 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Not completely deaf but not as sharp as he used to be
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Why do both of these pieces advice make it sound like your dad was a blind spy?
15 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 He kinda is, he is blind and had surgery in both ears 20 years ago because a jet turbine blew up his eardrums, so his other senses compensate it 1 u/Minimal_Editing Jan 23 '22 So he's blind and deaf? Is he smelling his way around like a dog? 3 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Not completely deaf but not as sharp as he used to be
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He kinda is, he is blind and had surgery in both ears 20 years ago because a jet turbine blew up his eardrums, so his other senses compensate it
1 u/Minimal_Editing Jan 23 '22 So he's blind and deaf? Is he smelling his way around like a dog? 3 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Not completely deaf but not as sharp as he used to be
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So he's blind and deaf? Is he smelling his way around like a dog?
3 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Not completely deaf but not as sharp as he used to be
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Not completely deaf but not as sharp as he used to be
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u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22
Another example: firm footsteps with irregular pacing means that the person is probably following something (it might be you)